When I import an EPS file into GIMP, I cannot get it to render it at the
resolution i specify.
Here is the EPS file: http://www.staldal.nu/files/test.eps
I want the resulting bitmap to be 1170 pixels wide, but when I specify
that it ends up being 1263 pixels wide.
Perhaps I don't fully under
Is there an easy way in GIMP to invert the alpha channel of an image?
Transparent should be opaque, opaque should be transparent, almost
transparent should be almost opaque, etc.
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On the official GIMP homepage, you can read:
"The GIMP team doesn't provide official Mac binaries."
and
"The GIMP team doesn't officially provide any Windows binaries."
I think that the GIMP team should provide official binaries for Windows
and MacOS X. I believe that it would attract more us
On 2011-11-10 22:00, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
I don't think we can get away with just that. We really do not provide
binaries. It's a (much appreciated) 3rd party effort. OTOH, I do see
your point, and hopefully at some point we'll get there.
Perhaps you can invite these 3rd parties to becom
On 2011-11-10 23:22, Ken Springer wrote:
BTW, it seems like Inkscape (which I guess is comparable to GIMP) do
provide official binaries for Windows and MacOS X.
Gimp is pixel based, Inkscape is vector based. IE, Photoshop vs.. Corel
Draw.
I am aware of that. But the projects are comparable in
On 2011-10-29 17:01, Johan Vromans wrote:
> Any ideas how this will impact foto-editing?
From GIMP's perspective, I think this can be seen as a new, more
advanced, form av RAW images.
Current RAW images allows you to adjust certain aspectes after the
exposure, such as white balance. This Ligh
On 2011-11-15 17:43, GSR - FR wrote:
Yes, look in preferences, you can configure where you want the files
to be written; so point to a RAM based FS there. Another trick would
be using symlinks to redirect the directory structure (useful for apps
that do not allow configuration). Linux tmpfs is ba
On 2011-11-17 18:39, Dominik Tabisz wrote:
For example myBambo One CTF-430 is recognized by Debian Lenny, Debian Squeeze,
> but i can't use pressure.
I also have a Bamboo One CTF-430, it works with pressure in Ubuntu, with
GIMP and Inkscape.
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It seems like GIMP save different tool options for different devices
(such as mouse and drawing tablet). Is it possible to configure GIMP 2.8
to not do that, to share the same tool options among all devices?
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On 2012-07-14 04:48, Liam R E Quin wrote:
It seems like GIMP save different tool options for different devices
(such as mouse and drawing tablet). Is it possible to configure GIMP 2.8
to not do that, to share the same tool options among all devices?
If you use the tablet as a regular mouse (no
On 2012-07-22 19:04, Richard Gitschlag wrote:
Separate tools per device is a VERY important thing to have, because
this is what allows the pen and eraser tips of a tablet stylus to
function as different tools (e.g. brush and eraser).
Yes, I agree.
On the other hand, separate colors/brush/patt
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